10 Causes of Pain During Sex—and What to Do About Them
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glamour.com. But for some of us, it happens more often: In fact, according to a , between 10 to 20% of U.S. women report persistent pain during sex.
Deborah Coady, M.D., a New York City ob-gyn and author of says there are many more who experience periodic pain.If you do have any pain during the action, it's important to pay attention.
First things first: Determine whether the pain is transient (an occasional occurrence) or consistent (a regular problem you've had more than two or three times in a row), says Dr.
Coady. Next, analyze the situation when the pain occurs: What's going on in your body in that moment? Are you in an uncomfortable position?
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